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Italy’s far-right interior minister uses his wardrobe to associate himself with positive, honourable work. It’s a lie A few weeks ago Matteo Salvini, the interior minister and leader of Italy’s far-right League party, conducted a press conference wearing the full uniform of Italy’s fire and rescue helicopter crew. More recently he wore a jacket belonging to the country’s mountain rescue unit, another time a firefighter’s uniform. Images of him in a police jacket are plastered all over his Instagram account – he’s frequently sighted wearing this outfit at political rallies. Clearly Salvini is not a policeman, a firefighter or a member of Italy’s mountain rescue crew. Saturating his social media feeds with pictures of him in these costumes is part of an elaborate ploy. Nicknamed “the captain” by his supporters, this wardrobe projects the vision of powerful leadership his fans crave. When he started out, it’s worth noting, Salvini resisted the more traditional outfits of political life, wearing sweaters and hoodies rather than suits to such an extent that his opponents dubbed him Felpetta (a twist on the Italian term for sweater – felpa), or even Felpetta Nera – a play on the infamous Italian fascist anthem Faccetta Nera. Continue reading…
